Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-14
THE HoME-sTRETCH.
Results of Yesterdays Races-To-
Days Entries.

lOi q yCai oiNo, ni@N S's'' AANe
| won Speedwell, second; King Crab
third. Time, 1:17.
Third race, one and three-quartei
| miles, two starters-Firenzi won
Hanover, second. Time, 3 :0934.
Fourth race, one and one-quarter
miles, five starters-Royal Arch won I;
Ben Ali, second; Lady Primrose,
third. Time, 2:ll1a.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, eleven starters-Choctaw won
Nettie, second; Wanderment, third.
Time, :53.
Sixth and last race, steeple-chase
course, sixteen starters-Littlefellow
won; Jim McGowan, second; Retribu-
ton, third. Time, 3:16.
LAToNIA's REPORT. y
LAToNIA, October 13.-Weather
clear and cool, track good.
First race, seven-eighths of a mile,
ten starters, Lucky Jim won, Evan
geline second, Jim Nave third
Time, BIZ.
Seven-eighths of a mile, nine start
ers-Chance won, Dudley Oakes sec
ond, Monocrat third. Time, :3Oh.
Five-eighths OF mile, nine starters
FILTER won, Irlna II. second, Bal
ance third. Time, l :04.
One and one-sixteenth miles, seven
starters-Erebus won, Burch second,
Paragon third. Time, ;491s.
One mile and 500 yards, handicap,
sixteen starters-Littie Minch won,
Sour Mash second Montrose third.
Time, 2:15.
SPORT AT SAN LUIS.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 13.--First
race to-day, free for horses of Saata
Barbara, Monterey and San Luis
Obispo counties with a record not bet
ter than 2 40, mile heats, three in five,
purse 5000. Entries, Maud H., Sa-
linas, Eagle, Nettie. Eagle won in
three straight heats, Maud fl. second
money. Time. 2;42h, 2:4434 and
2 :43.
County stallion trotting stakes, 2 40
class, three in five Tamboline and
O'Donahue started. Tamboline won
the first and second heats, 3 :02, 3 :O4.
The third heat O'Donahue won in
1852. The fourth heat and race Tam
boline won in 2 :54.
An exhibition race was trotted by II.
]. Albright's horse, Fred Arnold, with
Van Gordon's PAGER as running
mate. 1t was the. prettiest event of
he day. Trotter's ti{ne, :375.
vIsALIA's vfeToRIEs.
VIsALIA, October 13--First race,
trotting, free for horses that had never
beaten 2:3O, purse $5QQ-Patchen T.
won the race Barhas SECOND, Prince
distanced. Best time, 2:29.
Second race, running one, mile and
repeat, purse $S00-Ora won in Two
| straight heats. Best time, l AS. Sir
Charles second, Joe Walker third
Bay Boy distanced in first heat.
UKIAH COMPETITIONS,
UKAH, October l3.-The first race
to-day was the best two in three, half
mile heats, for purse Of 800 to first
! horse, $50 to second. Rosewood,
Fanny Parnell and lilly B. entered.
The first was declared dead heat
between Fanny and Rosewood.
Time, 511a, and the judges allowed
Tilly B. to go to the stables as she
was unwell.
The second heat Rosewood won in
So, Fanny second.
The third heat Fanny won in So.
Rosewood's rider claimed foul by
Fanny taking the pole at the pole at
the first turn, which was not sus-
tanned.
Rosewood did not try for the fourth
heat, which Fanny took in "a.
The next was trotting race which
was won by Fred in PAS, distancing
Sam Tilden and Tilly M.
A spirited dash OF quarter-mile
for 800 a side between Lulu B. and
Gypsy Queen, was won by the first
named in "a seconds.
BYBEE's ILL-LUCK.
PORTLAND, October 13.--R. +. By
bees race horse "Mark Twain"
valued at $4,000 took cold at the Col
fax races and died. "Mark Twain"
was sired by Monday, dam Jenny G.
by Warfolk and was purchased from
Gov. Stanford. Bybee has been unfor-
tunate this season. his horse Fisher
broke leg at the Helena races and
had to be shot.
Special Service.
The following are the entries and
| weights to be carried at to-day's con-
tests at Jerome Park: